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There's a lone Androni rider on the front as well. Savio will be pleased. As Boonen grabs a drink and relaxes on the bars but back near the rear of the field riders are sprinting to stay in contention.

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Cancellara has pushed a man to the front of the bunch as well as the peloton close in on the first climb of the race.

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And they've hit it. Trek, Garmin, Androni all have men on the front as Omega drift back slightly and save their strength.

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The pace isn't high so once Boonen made sure he was out of trouble he took his men off the front.

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They're back on the front again though and the pace is lifted straight away. Puccio has a flat and he'll have to wait for the Team Sky car to come.

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Already a few riders are being distanced at the back of the bunch as the peloton swing left and back onto the flat, straight roads. The Paterberg is next.

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There's no drop in pace though straight away and with 146km to go the gap is at 5'07.

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Sky though are moving up towards the front of the field. They'll have Knaven in the car and he knows these climbs as good as anyone.

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As there's a mechanical for Hoogerland, who is now back and chasing through the team cars.

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As Phinney drifts to the back of the break as they take the second climib of the day, the Kortekeer.

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Impey had to stop for a mechanical as well but he's back with the break now. Breschel is calling for the team car. It looks like he's snapped his chain.

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Omega are driving the field but FDJ are also near the front, perhaps working for Demare today. Can the Frenchman handle the distance and the climbs today?

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Geraint Thomas has already had his obligatory crash. At least he got it out of the way early, and hopefully no more to come.

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